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Monitor articles for October 03, 1994

• Ratify Women's Rights
• Winding Down the 103rd: Big Ideas, Bumpy Ride
• Public Schools in Private Hands
• India Lobbies for Permanent Seat In United Nations Security Council
• Without Need of Credit
• MODERNIZING THE UN
• EVENTS
• Army Chief Says Troops Trained for Peacekeeping
• Ballot Initiatives for a Profit? Bay State Activists Urge Reform
• God's Power Is Always at Hand
• US Role in Haiti Questioned After Violent Weekend
• Haiti Offers a Reminder Of Lessons From Somalia
• Quebec Reconsiders Canada
• `Forced Migrants' Stretch Russia's Ability to Cope With Financial, Social Needs
• Michigan Town Battles Image of Racism
• Being Serious About The US Constitution
• Six Reasons for Optimism About Russia
• Outlaw's Tale Banned in Her Native India
• Trucking Along The Via Baltica
• IMF and World Bank 50th Birthday Bash: Critics Crash Party
• Arab Steps to Ease Israel's Isolation Seen As Sign to Syria
• Have You Checked the Price Of Living in Paradise Lately?
• US-Japan Trade War Averted, but Auto Dispute Still Looms
• A Night at the Opera
• Cinema Tackles Trouble on the Home Front
• PLASTIC PILOT
• Conservative Law Groups Adopt Liberals' Model
• Former Slovak Premier Poised to Regain Office
• Green Activists Are Seeing Red On Record of the 103rd Congress
• A City Life Punctuated By the Bizarre